Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-30

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Miss G. Boice was in Port Huron
Wednesday buying new goods.
Come to Brocllway Centre on the It'll
and witness the grand caledonia games
Jay Maplethorp. of Richmond, made
friends in this village visit OH Sun
day.
Cobb IL Comstock have placed a
brand new sign over their place of
business.
Mrs. Charles Noble, of Franklin, y.
Mrs. +. II. Beecher.
Mrs. Jas. Wallace and daughter re-
turned home from their visit TO friends
in Strathroy last week.
James Welch has returned to his
home in this place. He has been sick
lately but is improving.
DR.. j. Mills and wife. of Richmond.
visited among their friends and rela-
tives the latter part of last week.
ID. Clarke and wife, of Lexington.
spent Sunday in our village the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Niggeman.
\ number of our citizens took in the
base ball game between the DetrOits
and New \ Orks at Detroit this week.
The village should be dressed III it's
holiday attire July ith. Let our citi-
Zens give this matter their attention.
The NJ. +. Sunday school excursion
to Port Huron last week Wednesday
was largely attended. Everything
passed off pleasantly.
School closes tomorrow for the sum-
mer term. 1t is to be hoped that our
new school house will be III readiness
by the time school opens again.
Remember the strawberry festival at
the NJ. Il. church this Thursday even
ing. \ splendid time may be expected.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Jas. Ferguson started Tuesday for
Arizona Territory where he Will remain
about six weeks looking the country
over If it suits him he may invest in
property out there.
Crops are III splendid condition in
these parts and never looked better
nor more favorable for Il b0untiful
harvest than this year. The weather
has been favorable for all kinds of
grain.
Thos. Rapley, having laid the floor
in his addition to the Rapley House,
gave the young folks privilege to tip
the light fantastic toe on Monday even
ing. y very enjoyable time was had
by all present.
Mother school maam gone. This
time it is Miss Mamie lIydorn. who
nesday to Chas. III. Gordon. Mr.. and
kuk, Ia, after september l.-Pt. Huron
Tribune.
Wm. Nancamp has purchased the
lot adjoining :. j. Welchs residence of
David +. Macarthur and is now making
preparations to erect u suitable build
ing for a furniture factory. He will
do retail business i'll connection with
his factory.
From the list of state teachers insti-
tutes appointed to be held this year,
we find that one will be held in this
village, commencing on the 22d day of
August. Miss Mary Brown has been
named us the local committee, and
will no doubt prove worthy and quite
equal to the task imposed upon her.
Prof. Il. w. Putnam will conduct the
institute.
Fifty persons III Memphis. Tenn.
are suffering from the irritation of
bacteria, which invaded their intestines
through the vehicle of ice cream.
Young men in need of new summer
suits should not fail to incidentally
mention this distressing circumstance
to his best girl. The ice cream here is
more bacterial than that of Memphis.
--Poughkeepsie News-Press.
Mayor Hartsuff has issued an order
to the Chief of Police of Port Huron
directing him to pull all houses of i'll
fame in the city and to keep on doing
so from day to day until they leave the
city or quit the business. lie has also
instructed the chief to keep list of all
men found in these houses, and to show
no partiality but to summon them all
as witnesses. This is pointer for the
boys.
Counterfeit postal notes are said to
be III circulation. and instructions have
been issued from the superintendent
| of the money order system at Washing
ton, cautioning the postmasters of
money order offices TO make themselves
thoroughly acquainted with the APP
pearance of the postal note, in order
that they may be able TO decide as to
| thp ppuuinpnpgS of auv documpnt
which may be presented as a special
note for payment. IL they have any
doubt upon this point they should com
pare the note so presented with the
genuine notes in their possession. The
postmasters are enjoined TO exercise
special care in this particular. because
they will be held responsible i'm the
event of payment by them of altered or
counterfeit notes, and will he required
to make good any loss occasioned
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